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The KNACK 107.1 is the live and
local Hot Top 40 powerhouse without the "bubblegum" music for the
entire Tri-State Area. From Kingman to Lake Havasu, Vegas to Laughlin and
everything in between.
The KNACK is targeted to 18-49
year olds, with special emphasis placed on those females who control the lion's
share of discretionary income
in today's market place.
The KNACK 107.1 features daily
promotions that target specific day parts, guaranteeing maximum daily live
listener participation. The daily focus for The Knack? Slightly crazy and a
little zany, radio is fun with The KNACK 107.1.
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Tuesday, July 8, 2008
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 Britney Spears Escapes Charges Over Paparazzi Accident
Britney Spears will not face any
charges over an incident last year in which she allegedly ran over a
photographer's foot. Los Angeles prosecutors said Spears was not at fault and
the evidence doesn't prove that she knowingly left the scene of an accident,
according to published reports. Deputy District Attorney Joseph Shidler noted
in a report that it is possible Spears wasn't even aware that the alleged
victim's foot had been struck due to the commotion and noise when a group of
paparazzi surrounded the singer's car...Read the rest of the story
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 Coldplay: Viva La
Vida
Coldplay’s
highly-anticipated fourth studio album, "Viva la Vida or Death and All His
Friends," exhibits growth and new confidence without straying too far from
the band's trademark sounds: rousing anthems, emotional ballads and
contemplative vocals. Enlisting acclaimed producers including Brian Eno (U2,
Talking Heads) and Markus Dravs (Björk, Arcade Fire) for creative
guidance, Coldplay veer from their mass-appeal musical formula and toy with
more compact, experimental songs. That's not to say that "Viva La
Vida" can be called experimental in the kookiest Eno-sense; it's risky in
terms of previous Coldplay efforts...Read the rest of the review
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 Interview with Rihanna
"So much has happened in
my life, I feel like I've grown five years in a year," gushes Rihanna, the
young Barbados singer whose debut single "Pon de Replay" became the
summer dance club anthem in 2005. Now, just one year later, this hard-working
Bajan is back with her second album...Read the interview
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